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Mushrooms: Quiet Treasures of Albania’s Protected Forests
Growing quietly beneath trees and moss, mushrooms are signs of healthy forests and living traditions. In Albania’s protected areas, they support biodiversity, local livelihoods, and sustainable use of nature.
Read MoreKosovo's First National Forum on Wood Biomass Energy
Connecting Policy, Practice, and Investment in Wood Biomass Energy
Read MoreMontenegro Forest Stands Reviewed as Part of Drin River Basin Project
A joint team from the Administration for Forest and Hunting Management (AFHM) of Montenegro, ProSilva Montenegro, and CNVP carried out a field visit to several forest stands to assess current conditions and evaluate the forest management methods
Read MoreStrengthening Export Potential in Sweden’s Tea/Herbal Market
CNVP Kosovo and the Organika Association along with a number of producers of MAPs (Medicinal and Aromatic Plants) from Kosovo joined an online webinar to explore export opportunities in the Swedish market. In total, 60 participants attended.
Read MoreField Day with Local Farmers and Experts in Novo Berde
Last week we visited Natyra AG in Novo Berde, hosted by farmer Ahmet Govori, for a field day dedicated to practical learning and innovation in cultivation.
Read MoreCNVP Albania Delivers Training on Nature-Based Tourism in Korab–Koritnik
CNVP Albania organized yesterday a hands-on training in Dibër as part of the Prespa Ohrid Nature Trust (PONT) funded project “Sustainable use of natural resources of protected areas in North Macedonia and Albanian Alps".
Read MoreCNVP Albania Invest in Sustainable Tourism Inside Albania’s Protected Areas
Two family-run businesses in Kukës are taking concrete steps to strengthen sustainable tourism inside the Korab–Koritnik Protected Area.
Read MoreBeech Forest Thinning and Innovative Afforestation Models Implemented Under the IFM Project
CNVP Kosovo, as part of the Integrated Forest Management along the Drin River Basin project funded by the Austrian Development Agency (ADA) and ICEP, has implemented two key interventions aimed at improving forest conditions in the Dragash region: s
Read MoreWorld Soil Day: Why Healthy Soil Matters for Our Forests and Communities
Soil is one of the most overlooked natural resources, yet everything we depend on starts from it.
Read MoreStrengthening Albania’s MAPs Sector: How CNVP’s LED Project Boosts Rural Incomes and Sustainability
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in Albania are an important source of income for rural households, particularly in mountainous areas of the country.
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